Several X users then prompted Grok to create “sexualised, intimate, grossly offensive, degrading, threatening, humiliating and/or discriminatory non-consensual images” of Asato, which were shared online, the documents said.
After attempts to report some posts, X refused to remove them, stating in March they did not violate its terms of service, privacy policy or rules, it was said.
Demetriou said while two videos were later removed, six of 21 posts reported in February were still live in late July.
xAI has since said users would no longer be able to use the tool to generate sexualised images of real people.
It has since become illegal to create or request a non-consensual deepfake image of an adult in the UK.
But Demetriou said xAI has “failed and is failing” to prevent the continued creation of such images by the chatbot.
A hearing of the claim is yet to take place.
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